To celebrate the fourth anniversary online of the TimeWork Web, I've updated its internal navigation and uploaded several research papers that haven't previously been available on the web. The new papers include one on trade union contract costing and a qualitative survey of attitudes toward work time. My personal favourite is "Stop the Clock", based on a pop-up graphic montage that was voted Audience Favourite at the 1998 Art of the Book Exhibition in Vancouver <www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/wallet.htm>. The internal contents page <www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/compol.htm> now includes the following entries: - How "Growth" Economics Killed the Standard of Living - S.J. Chapman's Theory of the Hours of Labour - The Prosperity Covenant: how reducing work time really works to create jobs - What would happen if . . . we had a four-day work week? - Rewarding Years of Service with More Free Time - Contract Costing and the Campaign for Reduced Working Time - Hours of Work: Moving Beyond Gridlock - Close the Overtime Loophole! - A Day in the Life of a Policy Scavenger - What Governments Can Do - Bruce O'Hara - A Work Spreading Tax - David Chapman - A Re-Election Strategy - Bruce O'Hara - Sabbath of the Land or Utopia of Work? - Lost Time: Time, Work and Family - The Case for Shorter Work Time - Bruce O'Hara - Canadians' Views on Working Time? - Business and Labour: Missing the Point? - TimeWork Research Prospectus - Stop the Clock (a pop-up graphic montage) - FUTUREWORK/METAMORPHOSIS The home page now includes quick links to (click on the asterisk*): BetterTimes Newsletter 32 Hours - Toronto 32 Hours - Guelph Shorter Work Time Pages Phil Hyde's "Timesizing" 30-Hour Work Week If you find the TimeWork Web links and articles useful, informative and thought provoking please spread the word. regards, Tom Walker www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/worksite.htm
